Articles from Mississippi Magazine (May 1, 2004)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
"Show Boat" sails into Natchez.			250
A bird in the hand.			32
A gift to grow on: a housewarming present evolves into a lush poolside landscape.	Brown, Carter		566
A mother's nature: two compelling books tackle the complex relationships between mothers and daughters.	Whitehead, Julie		1109
A writer's roots: Eudora Welty's home garden, long a source of inspiration for her colorful prose, is restored to recapture the quiet beauty of its early 20th-century beginnings.	Whitehead, Julie		1410
Advancement in heart treatment available close to home.		Advertisement	1018
Appealing onions: purple or green, sweet or Spanish, these age-old vegetables are some of the most versatile and functional around.	Furrh, Mary Leigh		1430
Bedtime stories: fantasy becomes reality with innovative headboard transformations.	Roper, Patty		208
Building on tradition: fond memories of a childhood home inspire the creation of a new family dwelling in the same grand style.	Jones, Brenda Ware		1245
Can you identify this Mississippi scene?			63
Celebrate summer: three memorable get-togethers combine unique table settings with outstanding menus from great Mississippi cooks.	Roper, Patty		2897
Creating a timeless garden: a Ridgeland couple uses heirloom plants and traditional details to create a garden that looks like it's been around for generations.	Seepe, Nancy Flowers		1122
Dish it out.	Furrh, Mary Leigh		960
Dr. Dirt's green-thumb garden.	Wilson, George Tipton		1649
Eight O' May: a unique southern feast has brought together members of the Columbus community for more than a century.	Whitehead, Kim		1565
Fascinated by foxglove: granny bonnets, witch's thimble, or blood finger? These bell-shaped blossoms look grand no matter what you call them.	Syrett, Mary L.		767
From the editor.	Bozeman, Kelli L.		441
From the last issue.			80
Gala to celebrate 25 years of creativity.	Barnwell, Marion		334
Geometric roses.	Polk, Weenzie Mansell		692
GOODMAN's song hunter.	Cooper, Forrest Lamar		1320
High cotton: one building at a time, businesses are refashioning the streetscape and stimulating the renewal of Greenwood's historic core.	Copp, Darlene P.		2197
Home tours to benefit unique Faulkner Garden.			288
Leather forecast.			54
Loud and clear.			43
May & June.		Calendar	1056
Off to the races.			235
Personally speaking.			53
Pet project.			323
Seed beads.			41
Shine on.			38
The gardens of Beauvoir: giving the past a future.			551
These walls can talk.	Zander, Mary Jane		1632
We want to thank you for including the photos and some very kind words.	King, Ann Pullen	Letter to the Editor	773
Where is Mississippi is ... Eden?	Bozeman, Kelli		984